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May 20th
2004
1:55 PM
My eyes were dilated with Neosynephrine and it caused me to syncope (faint). The opthamologist sent me to the hospital for tests and it was discovered that the nerve endings around my heart are very sensitive to Neosynephrine and Nitroglycerine. They cause my already low blood pressure to drop and cause syncope. Not a common accurrence.
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